Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 1967–1971 car dimensions: 4974 mm long, 1786 mm wide and 1345 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,480 kg.
The cabin has leather upholstery and wood trim with comfortable front seats that have adjustable backrests and usable rear seats for adults. Power windows and a stereo are fitted. Air conditioning is available. Power steering is standard. No electronic driver aids are present.
The luggage compartment is spacious and suited to carrying bags for several passengers on longer trips. The spare wheel sits under the floor.
Self-levelling rear suspension keeps ride height steady with a load in the boot. No towing or payload figures are published.
The cabin is a leather and wood-trimmed luxury space with well-padded front seats that have adjustable backrests and good legroom. Rear seats are proper buckets with improved space over earlier models, a center armrest, and swing-out windows for ventilation. Power windows, stereo, and air conditioning are common, with thick carpeting and a spacious luggage area for long trips.
Fuel tank capacity 100 litres
Engine oil change every 10,000 km
All-round disc brakes with servo assistance
Power-assisted steering standard
Self-levelling independent rear suspension
The car uses a carburetted 4.4-litre V12 fed by three Weber units and runs on high-octane petrol. The 100-litre tank supports grand touring ranges.
Servicing calls for regular oil and fluid changes at 10,000 km intervals along with checks on timing chain tension, valve clearances, and the Koni self-levelling units. Electrical items and gauges need attention as connections corrode over time.
Safety equipment centres on ventilated disc brakes all round with vacuum servo and a pressure balance valve, plus standard power steering. The model was the first Ferrari to meet then-new US federal safety and pollution rules.
Keep the car dry to limit rust in the steel body and fibreglass floors. Run it regularly, maintain service history, and budget for scarce model-specific parts and expensive suspension repairs.
Length 4974 mm, Width 1786 mm, Height 1345 mm, Wheelbase 2650 mm (365 GT 2+2 1967–1971)
Sources: manufacturer data, Ferrari official historical specification sheet, Brochure 19/68 matches these figures.